Jota Ramalho
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Apocalipse 5

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jota Ramalho Canonical path: /jota-ramalho/apocalipse-5 Related lyric paths: 6
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Apocalipse 5

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Quem é digno de abrir o livro?

Quem há de desatar os selos?

Não há ninguém na terra ou no céu

Digno se quer de olhar

Quem abrirá?

O leão da tribo de Judá, o livro abrirá

A raiz de Davi que venceu pra abrir

Há de desatar

Digno de honra, digno de glória

Sabedoria e força, riqueza e poder

Toda criatura no céu, na terra e mar

Há de entoar uma nova canção

E ao rei adorarão pra sempre

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